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TTG: Saudis ‘will not destroy the US shale industry’


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Chinese have plenty of cash too. They bought all our solar technology when that burst might as well own our oil too.

This oil crash is absurd, and speaks directly to the need for regulation of this precious resource. China has slowed and Saudi has decided to pump more oil to flush the competition. So ****ing what. Global demand for oil will continue to rise from now until eternity and global supply will continue to shrink.

Yet, the price drops. Free market efficiency man!!!

(I.e. Gambling and speculation)

What is frightening is the resources being pulled from production right now will have consequences in the years to come as demand continues to rise. Looking forward to that $5 gas. Yeeha

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The electric vehicle investment I made is going to pay big dividends. I haven't bought gas in weeks

 

gas prices going down ,electric rates climbing  :)

 

 

I hope the govt is filling the strategic reserve to complete capacity right now...And maybe expanding it as much as possible.

 

unless they change their allowed use it would be a waste

 

hell private companies are building strategic oil reserves here ....to profit after the bounce of course  :)

 

dropping that navy green fuel fiasco would save more

 

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/430246/biofuel-scam-makes-solyndra-small-potatoes?utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_content=56a64e3d04d3010f0eaa092d&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

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Looks like someone thinks ya are getting too comfortable with cheap gas prices  :lol:

 

 

http://news.yahoo.com/obama-seek-tax-oil-budget-proposal-203012435--business.html

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will propose a $10-a-barrel fee on oil in his budget plan next week, as the White House seeks to boost the nation's investments in clean transportation projects, the White House said on Thursday.

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Looks like someone thinks ya are getting too comfortable with cheap gas prices  :lol:

Great idea actually.

We've needed to incent moving away from oil for decades. But it's always a case of "if you inflate the price, it will hurt the economy".

Well, right now, that's not the case. It's the perfect time to do something that's been needed for some time.

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Oh how the worm has turned :ols:

 

New drilling tech makes undercutting Saudi production costs profitable......did I mention the Billions of new reserves being discovered? 

 

 

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Rising U.S. shale-oil output threatens OPEC’s production pact

 

http://www.marke****ch.com/story/rising-us-shale-oil-output-threatens-opecs-production-pact-2017-01-17

The oil market got a stark reminder Tuesday that rising oil production in the U.S. could upend efforts by major producers to bring global supply and demand for crude back in to balance.

Just ahead of the settlement for oil futures prices CLG7, +0.30%  on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Tuesday, the Energy Information Administration released a report on drilling productivity—forecasting a monthly rise of 41,000 barrels a day in February oil production to 4.748 million barrels a day.

“That is bearish for oil and a concern for [the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries,” said James Williams, energy economist at WTRG Economics, pointing out that the volume of new oil per rig has climbed because of gains in efficiency.

“If maintained, the expected February production gain means production from the shale plays will be up at least a half million barrels per day by the end of the year,” said Williams.

Prices for February West Texas Intermediate crude lost the bulk of the day’s gain on Tuesday to settle with a modest 11-cent climb at $52.48 a barrel.

 

 

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